First Phosphate Applauds Canada Adding Phosphate to Critical Minerals List

Reuters02-27
First Phosphate Applauds Canada Adding Phosphate to Critical Minerals List

First Phosphate Corp. issued a response applauding the Canadian federal budget amendment adding phosphate to Canada’s list of critical minerals essential for clean technology. The company said the change should make phosphate exploration and processing eligible for key federal incentives, including the 30% Critical Mineral Exploration Tax Credit and the 30% Clean Technology Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit. First Phosphate added that these programs could support further development of its Saguenay–Lac-St-Jean properties and planned downstream facilities, including a phosphoric acid plant and an LFP cathode active material plant.

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